Angelica Kauffman, born in 1714, is considered one of the most successful female artists of her time. With unparalleled talent and ambition she planned and pursued her artistic path with determination. Among other places, she lived in Rome, where she worked for high-ranking clients. In London, Angelica Kauffman made a brilliant career as a portraitist and–unusual for women–also created works of history painting.
About the Author
Art historian Uta Hasekamp edits and translates publications related to the history of art and writes, in particular, on older art and historic gardens.
